
Prime Hospital, Dubai, UAE
Airport Road, Next to Le Meridian Hotel, Garhoud, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 121205
- This is a Multi-specialty hospital was established in the year 1999.

Senior Consultant- Neurology
Extensive training, fellowships and milestones that set Dr. Fadel Fouad Gendy apart.
Key achievements, surgical milestones and clinical strengths.
Dr. Fadel Fouad Gendy, a distinguished neurologist based in Dubai, is renowned for his expertise in neurological care.
He carries more than 34 years of experience as a Neurologist.
With a commitment to advancing patient well-being, Dr. Gendy possesses extensive experience in diagnosing and treating a spectrum of neurological conditions.
His clinical approach is marked by a combination of precision and compassion, ensuring comprehensive care for his patients.
Known for staying abreast of the latest advancements in neurology, Dr. Gendy employs state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and evidence-based treatments to provide optimal healthcare solutions.
His dedication to ongoing professional development is reflected in his active involvement in medical research and continuing education.
As a senior and respected medical community member, Dr. Fadel Fouad Gendy maintains a patient-centered focus, fostering open communication and a collaborative approach to treatment.
His contributions to the field underscore his commitment to enhancing neurological health in the Dubai region.
Internationally accredited facility with advanced infrastructure and a multi-disciplinary care team.

Airport Road, Next to Le Meridian Hotel, Garhoud, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 121205
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Persistent headaches that change in pattern, seizures, unexplained limb weakness, vision changes, balance problems, or any imaging finding (tumour, aneurysm, herniated disc) deserves a neurosurgical opinion even if surgery may not be needed.
No. The decision depends on the tumour's size, location, growth rate and symptoms. Small, slow-growing benign tumours can often be watched with serial MRIs. Surgery is recommended when the tumour is causing symptoms, growing, or sits in a location where waiting raises the risk.
Minimally invasive techniques endoscopic, keyhole and stereotactic surgery let the surgeon reach the target through small incisions or natural pathways (e.g. through the nose for pituitary tumours). Hospital stays shrink from weeks to days for most procedures.
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